2005 Speed World Challenge season
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The 2005 Speed World Challenge season was the sixteenth season of the Sports Car Club of America's World Challenge series. The series' title sponsor was television network Speed Channel, who broadcast all the races. Championships were awarded for grand touring and touring cars. The season began on March 18 and ran for eleven rounds. Andy Pilgrim and Cadillac won the championships in GT, and Peter Cunningham and Acura won in Touring Car.[1]
Schedule
| Rnd | Date | Circuit | Supporting | Distance | GT Winning Car | TC Winning Car | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GT Winning Driver | TC Winning Driver | ||||||
| 1 | March 18 | Sebring International Raceway, Sebring, Florida | American Le Mans Series (12 Hours of Sebring) |
67 mi (108 km) (TC) 74 mi (119 km) (GT) |
Dodge Viper | Acura TSX | |
 Tommy Archer |
Peter Cunningham | ||||||
| 2 | April 3 | Streets of St. Petersburg, Florida | IndyCar Series (Grand Prix of St. Petersburg) |
47 mi (76 km) (TC) 52 mi (84 km) (GT) |
Dodge Viper | Mazda 6 | |
| Tommy Archer |
Randy Pobst | ||||||
| 3 | April 16 April 17 |
Road Atlanta, Braselton, Georgia | American Le Mans Series (Grand Prix of Atlanta) |
64 mi (103 km) (TC) 74 mi (119 km) (GT) |
Cadillac CTS-V | Acura TSX | |
 Max Papis |
 Pierre Kleinubing | ||||||
| 4 | May 22 May 21 |
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Lexington, Ohio | American Le Mans Series (Grand Prix of Atlanta) |
56 mi (90 km) (TC) 65 mi (105 km) (GT) |
Porsche 911 Cup | Acura TSX | |
 Wolf Henzler |
Pierre Kleinubing | ||||||
| 5 | June 25 June 26 |
Burke Lakefront Airport, Cleveland, Ohio | Champ Car World Series (Grand Prix of Cleveland) |
63 mi (101 km) (TC) 69 mi (111 km) (GT) |
Porsche 911 Cup | Acura TSX | |
 Robin Liddell |
Pierre Kleinubing | ||||||
| 6 | July 2 | Lime Rock Park, Lakeville, Connecticut | American Le Mans Series (New England Grand Prix) |
63 mi (101 km) (TC) 67 mi (108 km) (GT) |
Cadillac CTS-V | BMW 325i | |
| Max Angelelli |
Bill Auberlen | ||||||
| 7 | July 17 July 16 |
Infineon Raceway, Sonoma, California | American Le Mans Series (Grand Prix of Sonoma) |
58 mi (93 km) (TC) 63 mi (101 km) (GT) |
Chevrolet Corvette C6 | BMW 325i | |
| Lou Gigliotti |
Bill Auberlen | ||||||
| 8 | July 30 July 31 |
Portland International Raceway, Portland, Oregon | American Le Mans Series (Portland Grand Prix) |
61 mi (98 km) (TC) 65 mi (105 km) (GT) |
Chevrolet Corvette C6 | Mazda 6 | |
| Dino Crescentini |
Randy Pobst | ||||||
| 9 | August 13 August 14 |
Streets of Denver, Colorado | Champ Car World Series (Centrix Financial Grand Prix of Denver) |
49 mi (79 km) (TC) 53 mi (85 km) (GT) |
Porsche 911 Cup | Acura RSX | |
| Wolf Henzler |
Eric Curran | ||||||
| 10 | September 4 September 3 |
Mosport International Raceway, Bowmanville, Ontario | American Le Mans Series (Grand Prix of Mosport) |
69 mi (111 km) (TC) 64 mi (103 km) (GT) |
Cadillac CTS-V | Mazda 6 | |
 Ron Fellows |
Charles Espenlaub | ||||||
| 11 | October 16 | Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Monterey, California | American Le Mans Series (Monterey Sports Car Championships) |
58 mi (93 km) (TC) 45 mi (72 km) (GT) |
Cadillac CTS-V | Audi A4T | |
| Max Papis |
John Angelone | ||||||
| [2] | |||||||
References
- "2005 SCCA World Challenge Box Scores". Sports Car Club of America. Archived from the original on 27 September 2011. Retrieved 27 September 2011.
- ↑ Box scores, p. 21–25
- ↑ Box scores, p. 1–20